About Oaktree Imaging
Keyboard Shortcuts
In the tutorials and articles on this website you may notice the keyboard commands are all written with Macintosh-centric keys (e.g. Command & Option vs. Ctrl & Alt). The reason for this is that I use a Mac for all of my work and I just cannot be responsible in my writing for anyone using a deficient operating system (kidding). What it comes down to is that not only is it easier for me to write out the Mac keys but also by only typing out one set of keys instead of both sets (i.e. Command/Ctrl+X) it keeps the instructions cleaner and more legible. Despite the overall predominant nature of the IBM Compatible PC running Microsoft Windows, it is not the dominant system for graphic arts and photography.
Microsoft Windows users visiting this site will simply have to mentally translate the two differing keys Command and Option into Control (Ctrl) and Alt respectively. If you ever forget what the translation is, simply hold your mouse curser over the key and a tooltip will appear just as you see in the example to the right informing you of the IBM-PC variant.
Example: Command+Option+B
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Graphics & Artwork Copyrights
All artwork and graphics used in the content of and the design of this website (www.oaktree-imaging.com) are created and owned by Daniel Neeley (unless specified otherwise) and are protected under copyright law.
Gallery images are provided for personal viewing only. None of the images found on this site may be re-used on any other website, online/print based magazine or advertisement without the expressed permission of the copyright holder. All Jpegs used on this website have been reduced to basic quality (40–50% Jpeg compression) and are not suitable for print making.
If you wish to order a print or license any image on this site please contact me about it. I would love to accommodate you if possible.
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